This week on the podcast: mommy issues, vampires, 2021’s best horror films, and the not-so-innocent terror of superhuman kids. ABOUT THE EPISODE: The Innocents …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Blood Red Sky/The Innocents
With a script that seems to have come from a sleep-deprived night of heavy drug use, there’s no time for anything but the absurd. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Modern Vampires (1998)
A natural horror film that should have relied on camera tricks instead of special effects to make its killer creatures more scary than lame. …continue reading The Daily Dig: Nightwing (1979)
A unique angle at the Vampire sub-genre featuring an underrated eighties punk band and a decent amount of blood and nudity. A Vampire comes …continue reading The Daily Dig: Pale Blood (1990)
“Bite Me” is a charmingly relatable gem for romantics, outcasts, and anyone with a thirst for something different in a bloodsoaked sub-genre. Love is …continue reading Women in Horror: Bite Me (2019)
A twist on the European Dracula love story, “Blacula” is a groundbreaking Blaxploitation-Horror film that helped inspire a sub-genre. His podcast was out of …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Blacula
Few genre films sit so securely in your psyche with such a specific color palette as this subversive play of fear and imagination. A …continue reading The Daily Dig: The Reflecting Skin (1990)
With St. Patty’s Day right around the corner, we devote the month of March to Irish Horror, kicking things off with “Boys from County …continue reading Adventures in Movies: “Boys From County Hell” and “Agnes”
It’s 2022, and we’re kicking things off on the fright foot with a Horror New Year double feature of “Hurt” and “30 Days of …continue reading Adventures in Movies: Horror New Year (Hurt, 30 Days of Night)
“Nosferatu the Vampyre” is a rare breed: a remake of a cinematic masterpiece that is, itself, a mesmerizing and memorable work of art. There …continue reading Retro Review: Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979)
